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AI for discovery, world-leading X-ray science, supply chain analysis and next-generation energy technologies are among the lab’s key priorities today.

Researchers highlight progress and outline strategies to accelerate innovation.

Argonne research takes next leap in computing by mastering magnetism one atom at a time.

By shrinking and processing massive data streams right at the detector, the new technology gives researchers immediate feedback and helps them make discoveries faster — without overwhelming storage or computing resources.

Argonne researchers show how printed transistors can last thousands of cycles and operate at low voltage.

Dozens of researchers from Argonne National Laboratory and Northwestern University recently gathered to discuss ongoing research partnerships and discuss new opportunities to deepen collaborative ties.

Placing a thin layer of molybdenum disulfide on diamond enables current flow at room temperature, opening a new pathway for diamond-based electronic devices.

This 2025 Physical Sciences and Engineering Early Investigator Named Award recipient seeks new applications for magnetic materials in next-generation electronics and computing.

His work contributes to the development of new technologies.

Argonne materials scientists reveal key contributors to randomness.